The Emperor's New Groove
The Emperor's New Groove (1937) has the usual muted tones of a dark, dark film, but the cinematography ranges from a well-directed to a negative one. The film appears to be about a man known as the Emperor's New Groove (1939) who has been betrayed by his brother to the emperor and set upon by the devil. The film is about a man who has been betrayed by his brother, who is one of the most powerful and
The Emperor's New Groove is a good example of movie-making that seems to be making a living off of the fact that it's all about the actors playing their parts. One of the actors even has a cameo as the main character in the first film, which is interesting considering that the character of the Emperor is played by Patrick Swayze. The voice of the Emperor is played by Edward G. Robinson, who has been a good actor for years. The score by